Little Heath, Gamlingay, SG19

A large west facing garden with paddocks beyond compliments this new single storey home. Set on the edge of a very well served village providing the best of country and village life.

A gravel drive, shared with just one other home, ensure privacy and a peaceful environment, and leads to a private gravel drive. Recently completed by a local and well-regarded builder, the exacting finish, flexible layout and attend to detail are evident throughout. The heart of the home is the large kitchen dining room with two windows flooding the space with light. The luxurious kitchen has been finished with quartz worksurfaces and AEG integrated appliances. A utility offers further practicality. The sitting room is equally splendid with bifold doors opening open onto the garden framing view of the sunset. There is also a brick fireplace which can accommodate both gas and solid fuel.

The four double bedrooms are well served by two en suites and a family bathroom. The fourth bedroom would make an ideal study or snug if required.

With an air source heat pump, underfloor heating and an excellent build quality, new owners will benefit from a warm, efficient and environmentally friendly home.

Village Information
Gamlingay is full of charming cottages and narrows streets and is steeped in history. Dating back to the 11th century the village has a conservation area with 72 listed buildings ranging from manor houses to barns and even an iconic British red telephone box and the parish church is a lovely Grade I listed building dating back to the 13th century. Gamlingay is well served with local amenities including shops, post office, medical centre, pharmacy, pubs/café/restaurant, and the award-wining Eco Hub which hosts a variety of community events. Nearby Biggleswade offers a wider selection of shops, a retail park and sports and leisure facilities.

Transport
Located on the Cambridgeshire/Bedfordshire border, Gamlingay is ideal for those looking for a country life but with good links into Cambridge and London. Biggleswade and Sandy both have mainline train stations and provide fast commuter links into London King’s Cross/St Pancras in approx. 40 minutes.

Education
Gamlingay has its own primary school, Gamlingay Village Primary, which is Ofsted rated “Good” with nearby Potton offering Potton Lower and Middle schools up to age 13 – both Ofsted rated “Good”. For secondary education, Comberton Village College is Ofsted rated “Outstanding” and Sandy Secondary School, Ofsted rated “Good” are 10 and 6 miles away.

Seller Insight
“The size of the plot was definitely a huge selling point when we initially came across it, but one of the main factors that motivated us to buy it and develop it was the location; we knew it would be a fantastic place to build a family home.” says the developer. “The lane itself is very quiet, and all around there’s virtually nothing but rolling countryside so it feels very rural. However, Gamlingay, which is a lovely village with a good array of shops and amenities – including a well-regarded primary school – is only a stone’s throw away; it takes just twenty minutes to drive into St Neots, and the house is equidistant between Bedford and Cambridge, so everything the new owners could possibly want or need will be very close at hand. It’s also a great spot for a commuter. You can hop on the train at St Neots and arrive in London in under an hour.”

“In terms of the bungalow itself, the design brief we gave ourselves was to build a spacious and bright eco-friendly family home that would be conducive to both busy family life and entertaining, and we couldn’t be more pleased with the results of all of our hard work. It has been constructed to an incredibly high standard and we’ve installed an air source heat pump, which powers the underfloor heating, making it much more energy efficient than a standard new-build home. We’ve also added top-of-the range fixtures and fittings so not only does it look absolutely stunning throughout, but it’s also been built to last. And in terms of the layout, we decided to create a sense of separation between the living areas and bedrooms, which works much better, particularly for those with young children. We’ve also added a room that could be anything from a home office or playroom to another bedroom, essentially a room that can be adapted and changed depending on the needs of the family.”

“One of the things that initially drew us to this plot of land was its size, which has enabled us to build a very spacious bungalow but still retain a really good-size garden – we also loved the fact that it backs onto a field that’s often home to donkeys! Beyond the bi-fold doors that lead from both the lounge on one end of the bungalow and the principal bedroom on the other, we’ve laid a huge patio, and then the rest of the space is laid to lawn. The garden has been left as a blank canvass so that the new owners can decided how they want to use it and then put their own stamp on it.”

“There are so many things that set this property apart from others: the fantastic location, which offers the best of both worlds; the lovely big garden, and also the care and attention to detail that has gone into every aspect of its design and build. We’ve absolutely no doubt that the new owners will love everything about it.”

Agents Notes
Tenure: Freehold
Year Built: New Build
EPC: B
Local Authority: South Cambridgeshire
Council Tax Band: TBC

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